PBA Galleries

(California Chinese)

(Japanese-American)

(American Ginseng to China, 1898)

(Anti-Japanese Prejudice in California)

(Asian-American Photographs)

(Aviation)

(California Senate’s Anti-Chinese Immigration Report, 1877)

(Chinatown Dancers - San Francisco)

(Chinese and Japanese Crime in California, 1932)

(Chinese ‘Habits, Morals and Manners’ in San Francisco, 1880)

(Chinese Divination and Fortune Telling in America, 1895)

(Chinese in California)

(Dutch Flat, California)

(First Academic study of "Orientals" in California)

(First Chinese-American, 1898-1912)

(First Japanese-American Sushi Restaurant, Los Angeles, 1960s)

(History of Japanese Americans in Sacramento Region)

(Internment Camp - Arizona)

(Internment Camps for Japanese-Americans)

(Japanese Relocation Camp)

(Japanese-American Exemptions from Curfew and Evacuation, 1942)

(Japanese-American internment, World War II)

(Japanese-Americans, Los Angeles)

(Lincoln’s Consul General to Shanghai Support Chinese Immigration, 1881)

(New York Japanese-American Directory, 1948)

(Photograph - Inter-Racial Couple)

(San Francisco Chinese Restaurant for Beat Poets, 1950-60)

(Shanghai American Women’s Club Chinese History anthology, 1923)

(Tule Lake Internment Camp High School - 1943 Rare first Yearbook of the Japanese-American High School)

(Tule Lake Internment Camp High School - 1944 Second senior Yearbook of the Japanese-American High School)

(US Government ‘Relocation Of Japanese-Americans’, 1943-46)

(Yone Noguchi, 1st "Japanese-American" novel, 1902)

(1904 Chinese Cannery Workers in Astoria, Oregon)

(1930 California Indian-American politician defends Gandhi)

(1941 Photograph, Nisei soldiers at Army camp in Arkansas before Pearl Harbor)

(1943 Opposing Japanese-American Internment)

(China)

(Japan)

(1950-55 Japanese-American Life-style Magazine, 18 issues)

(Chinese Students in California, 1916)

(Japan)

(Japanese-American, 1920 photograph)

(Japanese-Americans, Los Angeles)